Web 2.0 in Local Government
How and why should local authorities and Government be planning to exploit the collaborative features of Web 2.0? This article was originally published in IT Adviser late last year.
Social Enterprise Co Podcasts Peer Assist Linked Data Equality and Diversity Generation V storytelling webcast Weblogs Travel Training Technology Stewardship Third Sector Data Online Conference Collabor8now browsers Personalisation cloud computing Partnerships News Jobs Metrics reference Semantic Web Books barcamp campaigns censorship Shared Services Socially excluded IPSV Privacy Gov 2.0 eLearning Green Facebook Social Bookmarking Security Social Network Analysis Tagging white paper Digital divide Glossary Sharepoint Lobbying accessibility social web RSS Microsoft egov BarcampUKGovWeb ROI Web3.0 Current Affairs Knowledge Hub Research Wiki Press Guidelines Search Twitter Policy Communities Google Facilitation collaboration Enterprise 2.0 fun Software Standards Video Presentations Blogs Uncategorized Event Information Management Reports Social Computing Central Government Social Networking Tools Social Media Public Sector Knowledge Management Communities of Practice Web2.0 Delicious Links
Google Friend Connect
Friendfeed
Recent Posts
- CoP Usability and Sociability Heuristics
- Bookmarks for July 16th through July 21st
- Bookmarks for July 7th through July 15th
- Knowledge Hub (part 2)
- Bookmarks for June 18th through July 4th
Recent Comments
- Steve Dale on Knowledge Management – Return on Investment
- Word Police on Knowledge Management – Return on Investment
- Communities and Collaboration » Knowledge Hub (part 2) on Knowledge Hub – part 1
- links for 2010-06-13 « Ex Orbite on Knowledge Management – Return on Investment
- Communities and Collaboration » Knowledge Management – Return on … « Management Fair on Knowledge Management – Return on Investment
Google Social Bar
10. January 2009 at 8:01 pm :
[...] Web 2.0 in Local Government [...]